We always unhook, even on an overnight stop
Several years ago, dw sustained an injury while camping that required an ambulance/hospital...I had left the rig hooked up, as our stay was only an overnight.. unhooking the tv from the trailer meant ...
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mgirardo wrote:Campfire Time wrote:
There is no right answer to this. You can't prepare for every emergency. Do what you've gotta do for your personal comfort and safety.
X3, although Crowe didn't X2 it. :)
Anyway, I couldn't agree more. Chance favors those that are prepared.
I can see the argument for both. Some hospitals have electric hookups for RVs, but then there are major city hospitals that may only have parking garages with no room for oversized vehicles.
-Michael
I am not aware of any hospitals around me with RV hookups. They do have "hookups" for their ambulances and paramedic vehicles which need 24 hour power (engine running or hookup) for all the electronics on them.
